Sentence examples for congo side from inspiring English sources

In recent years, one ranger was killed and one kidnapped on the Congo side.

"I shall never forget my first encounter with gorillas," she wrote about her trip in 1963 to the Congo side of the mountain.

The copper-mining industry also suffered on the Democratic Republic of the Congo side of the Copperbelt, in part because of low world prices and partly because of the recurring political instability that has plagued the country since independence.

Years ago, before the lake was filled with the bodies of genocide victims on the Rwandan shore and those of cholera-stricken refugees on the Congo side, tourists swam in its crystalline waters.

Years ago I was trekking through the Congo side of the Virunga, Africa's oldest national park, with my friends Popol and Gapira, who were taking me to see a gorilla group whose incumbent silverback had recently been shot and killed by soldiers.

Has this ever happened before?" As several readers have pointed out, the only previous occasion on record of two brothers facing each other in an international (and not even a full international at that) was in February 2008 when Marseille goalkeeper Steve Mandanda lined up in goal for France A against a Democratic Republic of the Congo side that had his brother Parfair in goal.

DR Congo were another side to record a four-goal win as the Leopards won 4-0 in the Seychelles, with Alain Kaluyituka grabbing a brace while Tresor Mputu and Jeremie Basilwa also netted for Claude Le Roy's side.

Ibenge combines his DR Congo coaching duties with local side AS Vita, this year's African Champions League runners-up.

It is the first time that a junior side from DR Congo has reached a continental tournament as they overturned a 2-0 defromtherom the first leg to win 4-3 on aggregate.

They  were killed by shelling on either side of the Congo-Rwanda border.

Except for the Ruzizi, through which the waters of Lake Kivu empty into Lake Tanganyika, most of the country's rivers are found on the eastern side of the Congo-Nile divide, with the Kagera, the major eastern river, forming much of the boundary between Rwanda, Burundi, and Tanzania.